The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-12-08

charming and excellent young ladies, who
has been spending the past six months in
North Carolina and Virginia with rela-
tives, has returned home, where she is
gladly welcomed by her many friends.
Our young friend, Frank Clinkscales,
son of Mr.. T. L. Clinkscales, sr., of Martin
Township, had the misfortune to break
the small bone of his left leg while wrest-
ling with companion one day last week.
We hope Frank will soon be up and about.
Don't marry woman who knows
more than you, young man." says an ex.
change. But some young men we have
met would have dusty old hunt if they
undertook the contract of discovering a
woman who knows less than they know.
Santa Claus has made his headquarters
at A. P. Hubbard's. where you will find
almost anything you may need for
Christmas. He will take pleasure in
showing you his goods, which are bound
to suit your fancy and prise. See his ad-
vertisement.
Why 20 or send off to other cities to
purchase your goods when you can get
what ycn want just as cheap, or cheaper,
at home. Read over the advertisements
in our paper and then call on the mer-
chants whose names you see there and
buy your goods.
The Seneca Free Press, of last week,
says: "Mr. Oscar Harris and family and
Mrs. T. E. Dickson and children, who
| went to California about two months ago,
returned Tuesday night. They are con-
vinced that Oconee County is just about as
good place to live as anywhere"
Our young friend, s. r. Richey, of Gar
vim Township, has presented us with q
sample of his homemade syrup, which is
certainly very fine. This year be planted
the Orange cane seed, and from ten rows,
one hundred yards long, with manure, he
made forty-seven gallons of syrup. This
is good yield.
At Abbcvilleg last Friday night the
Board of Directors of the Carolina, Cum
berland Gap & Chicago Railroad signed
the contract for tho completion of that
section of the line lying between Aiken
and Edgefeld, and it is now believed that
the road between the points named will
soon be completed.
til not often that o much larger crowd
il seen, in Anderson as was here Salesday.
The day was beautiful one, and every
body seemed to be in their happiest
moods. The crowd was very orderly,
not single arrest being made during the
day by the police, and before sunset all of
our country friends had returned home.
So much for Prohibition.
List of letters remaining in the Post
office for the week ending December 7th: |:
J. NJ. Alewine, Numa r. Dossett. Miss
Cora Elgin, Lizzie Gaines, ]. P. Garrick,
Maniel Howard, A. D. Jones, Mrs. Alice
King, Jno. r. Livesay, F. Lee, Mitchell
McLane, D. C. Mcconnell, jamie Martin,
Mrs. Mary DIN. James Perrin. Packages
for Olin Parker and A. A. Pilgrim.
''They are just beautiful" is the eAcla-
nation Of every one who takes look at
Hill Bros new stock of Christmas goods,
which are being offered at astonishingiy
low prices. Their stock is so large that if
You will only give them call you will
have no trouble in selecting a beautiful
present for your girl or your fellow or any
one else. Read their advertisement.
Read carefully c. F. Jones 8 Co.'S especial
notices on this page These gentlemen
are anxious to reduce their large and
beautiful stock by the 1st:.January, and
are now offering goods at lower prices
than ever. There is not more reliable
firm in Anderson, and our readers may
rast assured that what they buy from
them will be just what it is represented.
Alta regular meeting Of Wynne Coun-
Gil, No. e., r. & S. Masons, on Monday
night last, the following officers were
elected for the next ensuing year: R. r.
Todd, T.. Ill. NJ. w. W. Humphreys,
Dep. M; NJ. B. Arnstein, P. c. W; j. E.
Breazeale Capt. of G.; J. B. Lewis, G. C.;
W. NJ. Osborne, Stewart; A. P. Hubbard,
Treas. ]. B. Clark, Recorder J. J. Dodd,
Sentinel.
A number of the young bachelors Of
the city are talking of organizing "mu-
t.al protection society" Next year is
Leap Year, and they are afraid that some
of the young ladies will pop the ques-
tom to them and induce them to enter
matrimony. The names of Judge Cox,
Frank Wilhite, Tom Hill and John Hub
bard have been mentioned for the Presi-
dency of the Society.
Hartwell Sun: "Rev. B. NJ. Pack has
accepted the call of Salem, Hopewell and
Meals Creek Churches, Anderson County,
s. c., to serve them as pastor next year,
and will locate near Salem, three miles
from the city of Anderson. Mr.. Pack is
an earnest, consecrated minister of God,
and the above Churches have exercised
wisdom in calling him." We extend Mr..
Pack cordial welcome to our County.
Christmas is approaching, and of course
everybody will want something to feast
upon, and the place to get that is at
Brownlee 81 Browns. These gentlemen
have one of the neatest and best-equipped
grocery stores in the State, and if you will
only peep inside Of it your "mouth will
water" Their stock consists of fireworks,
fruits, confectioneries, canned goods, ETC.,
besides large stock of heavy groceries,
the prices of which are very low.
at a regular meeting of Burning Bush
Chapter, No. Z, R. A. M, held last Mon
day night, the following officers were
elected and Installed for the next ensuing
year: j. B. Lewis, II. p; r. r. Todd,
K; II. NJ. White, S.; NJ. 3. Arnstein, G..
H.; j. II. Clarke, IS; D. S. Taylor, R..
A. c.; W.M. Osborne, G. NJ. 1st Veil; G..
F. Tolly, G. NJ. End Veil; NJ. Lesser, G..